worktree-manager

To safely remove a git worktree without breaking your shell, change to the project root directory before executing cleanup commands. This Skill handles CWD errors automatically during worktree removal, preventing shell breakage while offering explicit branch disposition options.

Managing multiple git worktrees during feature development is best handled through a full lifecycle approach. This includes safe creation with proper naming conventions, comprehensive listing with status checks, and safe removal with options to either keep or delete associated branches.

You can delete a git worktree and its branch simultaneously by using the --delete-branch flag during removal. This Skill provides explicit branch disposition options, allowing you to choose between --keep-branch or --delete-branch for safe and complete cleanup.

Your shell breaks when removing a git worktree if your current working directory is inside the worktree being deleted. This Skill prevents CWD errors by automatically changing to the project root before cleanup, ensuring your shell remains fully functional.

To fix git worktree lock errors and timeouts during cleanup, follow AI remediation guides that address these specific complex scenarios. This Skill includes built-in troubleshooting guides for timeouts and lock errors to ensure successful worktree removal.

Yes, you can list all git worktrees and check their unmerged commit status using comprehensive listing features. This provides detailed status for each worktree, including pending changes and unmerged commits, to help you track development workflow progress.